We have problems with our windows sweating and icing up in the winter because our house is "too tight." Will this thing help?
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I'm not sure if it would.. it does do a very good job of taking air out of an area, but as far as using as a dehumidifier it is useless. It worked ok in the dead of winter but as soon as thaw came I had to go purchase another traditional style dehumidifier, as this did nothing... was up to 95% humidity in basement.
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It will help a little, but it won't cool the whole floor to an acceptable level. Only the room you have it in will get acceptably cool. The other 3 rooms will feel like there isn't much cooling going on(even if you close all the windows).
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I run it with windows and patio doors wide open and it works fine. That's pretty much the use. We open windows at night to cool off, which makes my allergies act up because of what floats in from outside. So I run this unit to counteract whatever floats in. It made a big difference.
1106814
Look up the ColdGear, it traps heat...The HeatGear will actually make it feel colder.
1296234
Not knowing the sq ft of your sun room and the RH in it, hard to say if it will stop it completely. But it will help - by pulling out some of the excess moisture there will be less available to condensate on the windows.
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It requires your window to have a minimum size and it is only design for glass cleaning, so I don't think it can help you. On top, this machine has serious reliability issue and is not comparable to a robot vacuum cleaner. My advice is don't buy it at all
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I would think so. Anytime you put any insulation between the AC closet and other rooms, it's got to help. Larry
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Yes. We put one on the outside of our kitchen window so that we can read the outside temperature before we go out of the house. It works.
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I can't really answer because the windows that I used it on are in my downstairs which is always cold. That's why I bought it. To keep the heat in. But so far when it's been in the 90's and it has been nice and cool. The true test will be in July.
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No. Not at all. I use mine to keep air flowing in my South Florida bedroom. In the winter my windows are open, but in the summer I use it with the windows closed and AC on and it works wonderfully. I often use it lying on it's back - pointing up at the ceiling - just to keep the air moving throughout the room.
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It purifies the air within the area I live in. Should work if you can close your window and door to keep it out of your space.
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Will, if the window is already fogged up this heater wouldn't defogg the window. This little heater doesn't have much power.
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I think if you cover most of the metal with this stuff it will help. It keeps noise out but also acts as a insulater. Busses are cold because they are huge, the heat system isn't always the best and they are metal with no Insalation
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As long as your window is clean and you get a good suction you should be fine! We have had a few "hard frosts" already this year and have no problems so far :)
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I think it's HAS to help at least a considerable amount. I don't see too many below freezing days however we do get a few really cold days. I had it on a porch and put big heavy tarps around the porch.I didn't spend hours outside though, I don't know if you work in your garage or how long you'll be out there, if so you may want to position it so you can be right under it
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I believe that it would do a good job. I would recommend that you try to remedy the drafts. My house is 650 sq. ft. with 10 ft. ceilings. I am very happy with this heater.
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I believe it will as long as you use the ice packs that come with it. I know that you have a lot of humidly there. The fan does not feel very strong but it differently circulates the air in the room. I live in ca. and have used it when it is pouring rain out and it stills keeps me comfortable. My living room is at least as big as yours and my room is also wide opened to the kitchen. I hope this helps you.